BBa_M36727
BBa_M36727 Version 1 (Component)
EfeU elemental iron (II) transporter + 5

BBa_M36002
BBa_M36002 Version 1 (Component)
gluc1phos adenylyltrans (with 5'UTR & term)

BBa_M36003
BBa_M36003 Version 1 (Component)
glycogen synthase (w/UTR&term)

BBa_M36004
BBa_M36004 Version 1 (Component)
predicted glycogen synthesis protein (w/ UTR&term)

BBa_M36650
BBa_M36650 Version 1 (Component)
Benzalacetone reductase with 100% UTR

BBa_M36728
BBa_M36728 Version 1 (Component)
EfeU elemental iron (II) transporter + 5' UTR (strong) + terminator

BBa_M36108
BBa_M36108 Version 1 (Component)
Protein Generator, no promoter

BBa_M36995
BBa_M36995 Version 1 (Component)
Type II Secreted Antifreeze Actuator in E. coli (5-Repeat)

BBa_M36994
BBa_M36994 Version 1 (Component)
Type II Secreted Antifreeze Actuator in E. coli (1-Repeat)

BBa_M36993
BBa_M36993 Version 1 (Component)
Type II Secreted Antifreeze Actuator in E. coli (10-Repeat)

BBa_M36991
BBa_M36991 Version 1 (Component)
Type II Secreted Antifreeze Actuator in E. coli (1-Repeat)

BBa_M36992
BBa_M36992 Version 1 (Component)
Type II Secreted Antifreeze Actuator in E.coli (10-Repeat)

BBa_M36990
BBa_M36990 Version 1 (Component)
Type II Secreted Antifreeze Actuator in E. coli (5-Repeat)

BBa_M36104
BBa_M36104 Version 1 (Component)
protein generator- promoter, UTR, HY5 gene

BBa_M36982
BBa_M36982 Version 1 (Component)
Type II Secreted Antifreeze Actuator in E. coli (1-Repeat) Correct

BBa_M36983
BBa_M36983 Version 1 (Component)
Type II Secreted Antifreeze Actuator in E. coli (5-Repeat) Correct

BBa_M36013
BBa_M36013 Version 1 (Component)
Glycogen Synthesis Actuator (alt1)

BBa_M36014
BBa_M36014 Version 1 (Component)
Glycogen Synthesis Actuator (alt2)

BBa_M36012
BBa_M36012 Version 1 (Component)
Glycogen Synthesis Actuator (ideal)

BBa_M36719
BBa_M36719 Version 1 (Component)
medium-chain alkane hydroxylating device

BBa_M36725
BBa_M36725 Version 1 (Component)
short-chain alkane hydroxylating device (mmoXYBZDC)

iGEM Parts Registry
igem_collection Version 1 (Collection)
The iGEM Registry is a growing collection of genetic parts that can be mixed and matched to build synthetic biology devices and systems. As part of the synthetic biology community's efforts to make biology easier to engineer, it provides a source of genetic parts to iGEM teams and academic labs.